Archive for July, 2010

In  an update to a story I posted earlier, it turns out that former congressman Tom Tancredo has decided to make it official and announce his candidacy for governor of Colorado.
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I’m not sure what to make of this story. It could simply be yet another acute case of anti-SB 1070 hysteria ginned up by the mainstream media. On the other hand, it could mean that even the threat of enforcement has a deterrent effect. Judge for yourself.
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One of the critiques of our side is that we’re not always consistent. But is being consistently wrong, a la the open borders crowd, a good alternative to the occasional lapse in judgment?
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The eternal lure of migration and the appeal of the immigrant story writ large is something that Hollywood knows how to exploit with some degree of panache. American popular culture is filled with stories of exile and struggle and the Horatio Alger path to success that we presume most immigrants to this country want...
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  An interesting discussion about the federal government’s lawsuit against  Arizona, which was launched to halt implementation of its new immigration law, SB 1070.  Who made the call? Was it Attorney General Eric Holder, or was it President Barack Obama’s decision to sue the state? Representative Steve King has his suspicions.  
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One of the things you can do, if you don’t live in Arizona yourself, to support Governor Brewer and the citizens of that state is affirm your support for that state publicly.
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It turns out that not all police officers in the state of Arizona are racists, but some of them think their fellow citizens are for opposing illegality.
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A very interesting debate about immigration took place this weekend on the John Stossel Show between Wall Street Journal editor Jason Riley and the Manhattan Institute’s Heather MacDonald. I’ll let you decide who bests whom.
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Turns out that Mexico is not as hospitable to “undocumented” newcomers as its president would have us believe. I’ll let Current tell the story.
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  Earlier this month we lost a giant in the struggle for sensible immigration limitations.
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